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The Keychron V1 Wired Custom Mechanical Keyboard is a versatile and customizable keyboard with a 75% layout. It features a programmable QMK/VIA system and a hot-swappable Keychron K Pro Red switch, making it compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux systems. The sleek carbon black design adds a touch of elegance to any setup. This non-transparent version also includes a convenient knob for easy volume control and other functions.
★★★★★
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₹9,119.00
PROS:
- - The factory lube and tuning of the stabilizers is impressive, with minimal ticking on the spacebar.
- - The K Pro Red switches are smooth and consistent, despite being cheaper in-house switches.
- - Having a knob at this price point is phenomenal.
- - The ABS plastic housing is dense and looks premium.
- - The layout of the keyboard, with offset arrow keys and outer edge enter and delete keys, is convenient for the user.
- - The brown switches provide a tactile feel without being too noisy.
- - The V-series keyboards have no bezel, making them comfortable to use.
- - The keyboard is wired, which eliminates the need to worry about battery life or wireless connectivity issues.
- - The Keychron V1 is praised for its feel and functionality for typing, making it suitable for writers and coders.
- - The keyboard is described as a true workhorse that can handle long hours of typing without tiring out the fingers.
- - The keyboard has a good weight and quality feel to it.
- - The keyboard is considered a bargain for its price.
CONS:
- - Tray mounted keyboards like the Keychron V1 can feel stiff compared to keyboards with a gasket mount.
- - The K Pro Red switches feel lighter compared to other popular switches like Gateron or Cherry reds.
- - The OSA stock keycaps are not as good as Cherry style keycaps in terms of sound.
- - The bezel on the Keychron K8 and K8 Pro keyboards is not preferred by the user.
- - The keyboard has features like RGB backlighting that may not be useful for everyone.
- - The user has no information about the keyboard's performance for gaming.
- - One user mentioned that they had no use for the product and did not provide any further details.
The Keychron V1 Wired Custom Mechanical Keyboard is a versatile and customizable keyboard designed for ultimate typing experience. With its 75% layout and QMK/VIA programmable macro, you can easily personalize your keyboard to suit your needs. The hot-swappable Keychron K Pro Brown Switch ensures smooth and responsive keystrokes. Compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux, this keyboard is perfect for any operating system. Its sleek Frosted Black - Translucent design adds a touch of elegance to your workspace.
★★★★★
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₹8,999.00
PROS:
- - The keyboard is amazing right out of the box.
- - The VIA software allows for easy programming of macros on Linux.
- - The casing is made of high-quality plastic.
- - The keyboard is hefty and doesn't slide around on the desk.
- - The k pro brown switches feel and sound amazing.
- - The typing and gaming experience with this keyboard is fantastic.
- - The keyboard is a great value for the price.
- - The build quality, typing experience, sound, and gaming performance are all highly rated.
- - The keyboard has a beautiful sound and soft feeling.
- - It is a great budget option for someone looking for a smaller keyboard layout or getting into custom keyboards.
- - The brown switches have a nice and poppy feeling without being clicky.
- - The keycaps have a quality feel and aid the sound and feel of the keyboard.
- - The case is well-insulated and has a premium weight and finish.
- - The keyboard is of nice quality.
CONS:
- - The keycaps are awful and prone to breaking.
- - Some reviewers recommend buying your own keycaps.
- - The keycap profile/colors are not loved by some users.
- - The keyboard is not PBT, which may be disappointing for some.
- - There are concerns about the small and fussy switch.
- - The keyboard response time is questioned by some.
- - There may be issues with the spacebar on some models.
The Keychron V1 Wired Custom Mechanical Keyboard is a versatile and customizable keyboard designed for ultimate typing experience. With its 75% layout and QMK/VIA programmable macro, you can easily personalize your keyboard to suit your needs. The hot-swappable Keychron K Pro Red Switch ensures smooth and responsive keystrokes. Compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux, this keyboard is perfect for any operating system. Its sleek Frosted Black - Translucent design adds a touch of elegance to your workspace.
★★★★★
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₹8,549.00
PROS:
- 1. The keyboard has a muted and firm feeling due to the acrylic/polycarbonate chassis, which many users appreciate.
- 2. The Gateron CJ switches are smooth and have less wobble compared to other switches like Gateron blacks, providing a satisfying typing experience.
- 3. The stabilizers on the Keychron V1 are well-lubed and tuned out of the box, eliminating the need for any adjustments.
- 4. The keyboard has a solid build quality with no squeaks, making it feel durable and reliable.
- 5. The latency of the keyboard is not noticeable, making it suitable for FPS gaming.
- 6. The knob on the keyboard has pronounced steps and feels sturdy, enhancing the overall user experience.
- 7. The keyboard comes with foam/silicone dampeners, providing a muted sound. Users have the option to remove the dampeners for a more hollow sound.
- 8. The package includes additional accessories like a switch puller, keycap puller, extra keycaps, screws, and a screwdriver, adding value to the product.
CONS:
- 1. The bottom out of the keys is not as firm as some users anticipated, which may affect the typing experience for those who prefer a firmer feel.
- 2. The stock USB cable that comes with the keyboard may not work for some users, requiring them to use a different cable for proper detection by the PC.
- 3. The VIA software does not detect the keyboard automatically, requiring users to manually remap it using a drag-and-drop method. This inconvenience may be resolved in future updates.
- 4. The plastic case of the keyboard, while not terrible, does not feel as high quality as the rest of the keyboard, which may be a drawback for some users.
- 5. The backlighting on the keyboard is purely cosmetic and not functional in low light conditions, making it difficult to read the key legends. This may be disappointing for users who rely on backlighting.
- 6. The Mac/PC switch on the keyboard is small and fussy to use, which could have been improved by implementing a Fn keystroke combo instead.
- 7. The Keychron keyboards do not offer shine-through keycaps or backlit options, which may be a drawback for users who prioritize this feature.
- 8. The space bar on the keyboard feels different in sound and feel compared to other keys, which may take some time to get used to and could be disconcerting for some users.
The Keychron V3 Wired Custom Mechanical Keyboard is a versatile and customizable keyboard designed for ultimate typing experience. It features a knob version, TKL layout, and QMK/VIA programmable macros, allowing you to personalize your keyboard to your liking. The hot-swappable Keychron K Pro Red Switch ensures smooth and responsive keystrokes. Compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux, this keyboard is perfect for gamers, programmers, and professionals. The Frosted Black-Translucent design adds a sleek and modern touch to your workspace.
★★★★★
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₹10,499.00
PROS:
- - The keycaps and chassis are of good quality.
- - The keyboard is heavy and robust.
- - The stabilizers have decent sound and come pre-installed.
- - It has hotswap functionality.
- - The RGB lighting is south-facing.
- - Customizable through QMK/Via.
- - Includes keycap and switch puller.
- - Includes a screwdriver for easy opening.
- - Functional, programmable, and good quality.
- - Good sound in stock version.
- - Comes prelubed and well stabilized.
- - High-quality PBT keycaps.
- - Sturdy plastic case.
- - Good cherry clone switches.
- - Less annoying and deeper click compared to cherry blues.
- - Great sound and feel.
- - Sturdy construction.
- - Worth the money.
- - Thocky out of the box.
- - Can be modded with tape or panda switch.
- - Better than other keyboards in terms of sound.
- - Polymer-body keyboard with sturdy construction.
CONS:
- - The keyboard is a bit tall due to sound-enhancing accessories.
- - Keycaps are not shine through.
- - Keycaps showing wear after a few weeks.
The Keychron V6 Wired Custom Mechanical Keyboard is a versatile and customizable keyboard designed for ultimate typing experience. It features a convenient knob version, full-size layout, and QMK/VIA programmable macros. The hot-swappable Keychron K Pro Red Switch ensures smooth and responsive keystrokes. Compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux, this black keyboard is perfect for all users. Its non-transparent design adds a sleek and professional touch to any workspace.
★★★★★
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₹9,999.00
PROS:
- - The switches feel great for gaming and video editing.
- - The key caps have a nice appearance.
- - The keyboard is much quieter compared to a Razer keyboard.
- - The acoustics of the keyboard are pleasing to the ear.
- - The VIA software allows for easy reprogramming and the dial is a useful feature.
- - The keyboard has a solid and professional build quality.
- - The keyboard is compatible with different systems.
- - The selection of keys and the overall compatibility make it a great deal.
CONS:
- - The knob is positioned awkwardly.
- - The QMK firmware software does not run on Linux.
- - The VIA software requires frequent firmware updates.
- - The keycaps are not very shine through, making it difficult to see the letters in the dark.
- - The knob is a little awkward to manipulate due to limited space between the knob and the keys.
- - The key letters do not illuminate, only the space under the keys.
The Keychron V6 Wired Custom Mechanical Keyboard is a full-size keyboard with a sleek Frosted Black-Translucent design. It features QMK/VIA programmable macros and hot-swappable Keychron K Pro Brown switches, making it compatible with Mac, Windows, and Linux systems. With its customizable layout and durable construction, this keyboard offers a comfortable and efficient typing experience for both work and gaming.
★★★★★
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₹9,499.00
PROS:
- - Solid build quality
- - Solid typing feel
- - Solid keyboard
- - Mechanical feel similar to old IBM keyboards
- - Quieter switches
- - Modern switches
- - RGB lighting
- - Great look
- - Suitable for typing, office productivity, and casual gaming
- - Comes with everything needed
- - Reasonably clear instructions
- - Open source customization software for key mapping
- - Loved by reviewer's wife
- - Good build quality
- - Decent keycaps
- - High-quality keycaps
- - Quiet switches
- - Little wobble in keys
- - Hefty and solid case
- - Best sounding stock keyboard on the market
CONS:
- - Lack of shine through on keys
- - Need to swap four keys for Windows layout
- - Backlight doesn't help see keys better
- - Enter key initially gets stuck
- - Made of plastic (not as premium as Q series)
The Kinesis Corporation KB800PB-US-20 Kinesis Freestyle2 Keyboard is a sleek and ergonomic PC keyboard in black. It features a split design that allows for customizable positioning, reducing strain on wrists and arms. The low-force keys provide a comfortable typing experience, while the compact size saves space on your desk. With its durable construction and stylish design, this keyboard is perfect for those seeking both comfort and functionality.
★★★★★
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₹16,162.00
PROS:
- - The Kinesis Freestyle 2 is a truly split keyboard that can be set widely apart, making it comfortable for people with broad shoulders.
- - The keyboard, along with the VIP3 accessory, provides adjustable risers and wrist rests, making it very comfortable to use.
- - Typing on the Kinesis Freestyle 2 has improved the reviewer's wrist and upper body comfort.
- - The keyboard has additional keys for copy/cut/paste and other functions, making it convenient for daily use.
- - The open space between the two halves of the keyboard adds convenience and usability to the desk.
- - The keyboard has a sturdy quality that instills confidence in its lifespan.
CONS:
- - The cost of the Kinesis keyboard series, including accessories like the num pad, is considered outrageous by the reviewer.
- - The VIP3 accessory is not great as a standalone purchase, with only two stable height options and materials that don't seem premium.
- - The connector cable of the keyboard is built-in and not replaceable, which limits customization and could be a vulnerable part prone to failure.
- - The locations of the non-typing keys on the keyboard can be frustrating, leading to frequent mistakes and the need to relearn key patterns.
- - The keyboard feels cheap and flimsy, with chintzy lifters included in the accessory kit.
- - The cord length options for the keyboard come at a high price, and the cable is not replaceable if damaged.
- - The keys on the keyboard are jammed closely together, making it difficult to feel your way around and increasing the reliance on muscle memory.
- - The convenience keys on the left side of the keyboard are inconvenient for certain key combinations and shortcuts.
- - The function keys lack breaks, making it harder to find specific keys quickly.
- - The keyboard has a learning curve and may result in more errors and an adjustment period for touch typists.
- - The price of the keyboard is considered ludicrous for what it offers, and the execution of the product is criticized.
The Kinesis Corporation KB820HMB-BLK Freestyle2 Keyboard for Mac is a versatile and ergonomic keyboard designed specifically for Mac users. It comes with the Vip3 accessory, which provides additional wrist support and allows for customizable positioning. The keyboard features a sleek black design and a US layout. With its ergonomic design and customizable features, this keyboard is perfect for Mac users looking for a comfortable and efficient typing experience.
★★★★★
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₹29,520.00
PROS:
- - The keyboard is ergonomic and does not have a numeric keypad, allowing for better hand positioning and easier access to the mouse.
- - The keyboard has all the desired features and none of the unwanted features, making it a perfect fit for the reviewer's needs.
- - The reviews for the keyboard are unanimously positive, indicating its high quality and performance.
- - The keyboard is plug-and-play and easy to set up.
- - The reviewer quickly got used to the keyboard and found it comfortable to use.
- - The keyboard has a backlit caps lock key, allowing for easy identification of its status.
- - The reviewer was able to customize the keyboard by adding textured tape to the home keys for better finger positioning.
CONS:
- - The keys on the keyboard are hard to depress, leading to finger fatigue after typing.
- - The keyboard pushes out the mouse too far, although this can be adjusted.
- - The purpose of the ABC buttons on the keyboard is unclear.
- - The keyboard lacks certain shortcut keys, such as Ctrl-w and Ctrl-q to close windows.
- - The lifters included with the keyboard are unstable and do not meet expectations.
- - The ESC key is placed too far away for programmers.
- - The placement of the number 6 key can be debated.
- - The extra leftmost keys on the keyboard can be a nuisance and require shifting the arm position.
- - The keyboard may fall over if the positioning is slightly adjusted.
- - The keyboard is large in size, requiring larger finger movements to press keys.
- - The price of the keyboard is steep considering the limited options available for Mac users.
The Kinesis Corporation KB820PB-US Freestyle2 Keyboard is a versatile and ergonomic keyboard designed for PC users. It comes with the Vip3 accessory, which provides additional support and comfort during long typing sessions. The keyboard features an assembled US layout, making it easy to use for American users. With its ergonomic design and customizable layout, this keyboard is perfect for those looking for a comfortable and efficient typing experience.
★★★★★
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₹24,377.00
PROS:
- - Improved keyboard layout with adjustable keys and short adjustment period.
- - Soft keystroke feel and built-in palm rests for improved comfort.
- - Can be programmed for both PC and Mac, making it convenient for users who switch between the two.
- - Provides ergonomic improvement for users with arm and shoulder issues.
- - Makes hands feel better during typing.
CONS:
- - Some dead keys like "PrntScr", "Copy", "Paste" without modifying xmodmap.
- - Takes up a lot of lateral space, making it harder to reach the mouse.
- - Takes considerable time to get used to the layout, resulting in slower typing initially.
- - Some keys are on the wrong side, making it difficult to type fast.
- - Keys are not flat, which may affect typing experience.
- - Possibility of defective keys, such as the 'L' key in some cases.
The Kinesis Freestyle2 Bluetm for Mac is a wireless keyboard designed specifically for Mac users. With its Bluetooth connectivity, it offers a clutter-free workspace and seamless pairing with your Mac devices. This keyboard is the Bluetooth version of the popular Kinesis Freestyle2 K, providing ergonomic comfort and customizable layout options. Enjoy a more efficient and comfortable typing experience with this sleek and versatile wireless keyboard.
★★★★★
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₹15,332.00
PROS:
- - The split keyboard design helps improve typing comfort and reduces shoulder strain.
- - The keyboard supports three Bluetooth devices, allowing users to easily switch between devices.
- - The lift kit, when used with the wrist rest, provides additional comfort.
- - The keys are better than most membrane keyboards.
- - The keyboard pairs well with Mac devices and has a solid connection.
- - The ergonomics of the keyboard are praised by some users.
CONS:
- - The connection button is located on the bottom of the keyboard, which is considered a design flaw.
- - The keyboard is bulky, too big, and too thick.
- - The lack of a slope on the keyboard makes it less comfortable for some users.
- - The wire connecting the two parts is thick and hard.
- - The joint connecting the two parts is unnecessary.
- - The Bluetooth connection setting is not user-friendly.
- - The keyboard is loud.
- - The locater on the F and J keys is too small to feel.
- - Some users find the keyboard ugly.
- - The keyboard is considered expensive by some users.
- - There is no travel bag included with the keyboard.
- - Some users would prefer a wireless connection between the two parts.
- - The design of using normal keys to control which device to control is considered a bad design.
- - The keyboard feels cheaper than it should.
- - The keys have a mushy feel.
- - The overall construction of the keyboard feels cheap.
- - The Bluetooth pairing button is poorly located and can be easily pressed accidentally.
- - The palm rest is not included, which is considered a critical feature by some users.
- - The Bluetooth connectivity is unreliable, with frequent disconnections.
- - Some users experienced stuck keys with the first keyboard they purchased.
- - The build quality of the keyboard is not up to standard.
The Kinesis Freestyle2 Bluetm for PC is a wireless keyboard that offers the same ergonomic design and comfort as the original Freestyle2. With Bluetooth connectivity, it allows for a clutter-free workspace and easy pairing with your PC. The split design and adjustable tenting angles ensure a natural and comfortable typing experience. This keyboard is perfect for those looking for a wireless solution to improve their typing posture and reduce strain on their wrists and hands.
★★★★★
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₹15,301.00
PROS:
- - The design concept of the keyboard is well-liked by many users.
- - The keyboard is convenient to use and helps reduce strain on the hands.
- - It works with Windows 10 and can be paired with multiple Bluetooth devices.
- - The keyboard has a comfortable and quick adaptation period.
- - The ability to operate multiple devices simultaneously increases productivity.
- - The key actions are nice, with good travel and not noisy.
- - The Bluetooth connection is flawless and does not have lag or missed letter issues.
- - The keyboard is compact and portable, making it easy to carry around.
- - The split position of the keyboard is beneficial for users with shoulder issues.
- - The keyboard has a good battery life.
- - The Kinesis Freestyle 2 Blue is a suitable option for power users.
CONS:
- - The keyboard does not pair with all devices, such as the Samsung Galaxy 5.
- - The placement of the delete and backspace keys can cause accidental swapping of operations.
- - The price of the keyboard and accessories is considered high by some users.
- - Without the VIP3 lift kit, the keyboard lacks ergonomic features.
- - The layout of the keyboard may feel weird and require adaptation, especially for users accustomed to traditional keyboards.
- - Some keys are not in expected places, and the size changes of certain keys may require memorization.
- - There may be mapping issues with certain symbols on mobile devices.
- - The keyboard does not come with wrist support or padding.
- - The cord connecting the two keyboards could be longer for better fit and comfort.
- - The keyboard needs to be fully reset and generate a new pin when the battery runs low.
- - Some users experienced connection issues with the keyboard, requiring multiple restarts.
- - The keyboard may not be wide enough for users with broad shoulders.
The Kinesis Freestyle2 Keyboard for Mac is a versatile and ergonomic keyboard designed specifically for Mac users. With a 9" standard separation, it allows for a more comfortable typing experience and reduces strain on the wrists and hands. The keyboard is compatible with Mac operating systems and features a sleek and stylish design. It is perfect for those who value both functionality and aesthetics in their keyboard.
★★★★★
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₹15,223.00
PROS:
- - The Kinesis ergonomic keyboard has helped alleviate wrist pain for multiple reviewers.
- - The keyboard is designed to fit a relaxed hand position, reducing stress on the arms and hands.
- - The Kinesis keyboard is easy to adapt to, even for non-touch typists.
- - The keyboard is part of a suite of solutions for improving ergonomics, including a keyboard tray, ergonomic mouse, and wrist rest.
- - The keyboard is worth the cost and is seen as a small investment in preserving and prolonging productivity and reducing pain.
- - The Mac-specific version of the keyboard has additional USB ports, providing convenience for connecting other devices.
- - The keyboard is comfortable to use once the VIP3 accessory is added, which provides palm rests and lifters for a more natural position.
- - The separated keyboard design is easy to adjust to and helps prevent tightness or soreness in the wrists, hands, and forearms.
- - The larger size of the keyboard results in a more natural position for the arms.
- - The Kinesis keyboard is not a mechanical keyboard, which may be a benefit for some users.
- - The nine-inch separation between the two halves of the keyboard is comfortable for users with broad shoulders.
CONS:
- - The actual keys of the Kinesis keyboard are described as "mushy" and not as responsive as Apple keyboards.
- - The blue LEDs indicating caps lock and function key engagement are located in an area that may be hidden by the desktop if the keyboard is on a keyboard tray.
- - The black color of the keyboard may not be as visible in dark rooms, making a white keyboard with black glyphs a preferable option.
- - The lack of a numeric keypad on the keyboard may disrupt the symmetry of the angled halves.
- - The wrist rests of the keyboard are considered good but not great, and some users would prefer the option to add thicker foam or gel for higher wrist position.
- - The Kinesis keyboard does not have wireless capabilities, which may be a drawback for users who prefer wireless or Bluetooth keyboards.
- - The cost of the keyboard, especially when adding essential accessories, may be seen as expensive by some users.
- - The remapping of command-to-windows on the Mac-specific version may require adjustment time for users accustomed to the Windows version.
- - The right side shift key on the keyboard is described as absurdly small, which may be inconvenient for users who frequently use it.